Sentence examples for recent unit from inspiring English sources

In the final part, two recent unit cell-based models, which continue to evolve, are outlined.

After separating the series into linear and nonlinear categories, we have used recent unit root test to examine the stationarity of the series.

Their most recent unit featured the study of waves and oscillation, so students were challenged to design an instrument that cost less than $20 and could produce two full octaves of sound.

I watched this video 2 or so years ago (I love viruses) and thought that it really connects to our recent unit and the idea of vaccination against disease without consent and the medical experimentation on a readily available – unprivileged – population.

Informal feedback from a recent unit indicated that it helped students get a better grasp of how to use the Connection Log.

To this day it maintains that all the devices are highly reliable, but surely there are few doctors who would want to implant a device with a flaw that had been corrected in more recent units.

They have been made initially from marine plywood alone but more recent units have been made of marine plywood coated with glassfibre reinforced plastic.

Include the date of the most recent process unit shutdown, the frequency of shutdowns for this process unit, and the date of the next planned shutdown during which the monitoring equipment can be installed.

But in more recent times unit costs have not fallen as might have been expected, given the low level of interest rates since 2000.

Recent policy unit leavers Richard Freer, No 10's defence expert named in the WikiLeaks files, and Ben Moxham, one of the architects of the Energy Bill, are not subject to the process.

We receive information from collectors, auction houses, and sometimes our diplomatic service," says Mr Kowalski, adding that looted Polish art has been found as far away as Argentina in recent years.The unit's most prominent find came in 2012 when it oversaw the return of the 'Madonna Under Fir Trees', (pictured) a 16thcentury oil painting by Lucas Cranach.